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The Haunted Tesseract was built to see how far I could push the interactive 3D and fluid effects in Rive.
This demo has three Halloween themes; Blood, Haunt, and Demonic. In each of the themes, the Tesseract cube can be interacted with, picked up and thrown around, with blood sloshing against the glass, spirits forming out of mist, or a flaming demon tying to escape.
It uses Rive’s GPU Canvas, custom WGSL shaders for the visuals and simulations, and Luau scripting for physics and interaction. The themes were from childhood memories of Diablo's Butcher and Doom's Lost Souls.
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Great website design visuals I like the color palette ❤️❤️
Great job Ivan🎉🎉